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I have been enjoying a perfectly stable overclock, by running....
GA-P35C-DS3R (rev. 2.0)
E2180 @ 3.2Ghz
4x1GB Geil Ultra 6400 DDR2
...for ages now with ZERO problems at all. Absolutely solid. I have run it at 8x400.
I then noticed on booting my machine that it was booting at the POST screen at
10x200=2000mhz
So off I go into the BIOS.
Regardless of what I now set, the FSB will NOT go above 200mhz :(
When I set, for example...
The voltages did reflect my 3200mhz but still on the above I get...
Returning the voltages to std makes no difference.
If I select 190 FSB then I get 200mhz....!!!!
It is as though any manual FSB is being ignored from setting the Host Clock Control to enabled.
I am really at a lost here on what the problem could have been to have caused this and why I can't get anything but the CPU's default CPU to be accepted..?
In desperation have reflashed the BIOS I have tried F9 and then back to F10, even though I don't like doing that. No success.
I have checked that the settings are being saved - they are between each boot and when the PC is powered off. And the 220mhz is being shown, as it looks above in the BIOS. But when the POST screen comes up it shows 2000mhz 10x200 and not 10x220.
It will work from the multi - in other words I can set the 8x for the CPU and it will accept that BUT only 8x200 and not anything other than that. Then is shows on the POST scren 8x200, even if I put 8x220 in the BIOS.
I will press F11 when within the BIOS and even F10 to exit.
The FSB setting is being ignored and I fon't know why..!!!
Any ideas please...?
I have been enjoying a perfectly stable overclock, by running....
GA-P35C-DS3R (rev. 2.0)
E2180 @ 3.2Ghz
4x1GB Geil Ultra 6400 DDR2
...for ages now with ZERO problems at all. Absolutely solid. I have run it at 8x400.
I then noticed on booting my machine that it was booting at the POST screen at
10x200=2000mhz
So off I go into the BIOS.
Regardless of what I now set, the FSB will NOT go above 200mhz :(
When I set, for example...
The voltages did reflect my 3200mhz but still on the above I get...
Returning the voltages to std makes no difference.
If I select 190 FSB then I get 200mhz....!!!!
It is as though any manual FSB is being ignored from setting the Host Clock Control to enabled.
I am really at a lost here on what the problem could have been to have caused this and why I can't get anything but the CPU's default CPU to be accepted..?
In desperation have reflashed the BIOS I have tried F9 and then back to F10, even though I don't like doing that. No success.
I have checked that the settings are being saved - they are between each boot and when the PC is powered off. And the 220mhz is being shown, as it looks above in the BIOS. But when the POST screen comes up it shows 2000mhz 10x200 and not 10x220.
It will work from the multi - in other words I can set the 8x for the CPU and it will accept that BUT only 8x200 and not anything other than that. Then is shows on the POST scren 8x200, even if I put 8x220 in the BIOS.
I will press F11 when within the BIOS and even F10 to exit.
The FSB setting is being ignored and I fon't know why..!!!
Any ideas please...?
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